Tuesday, June 12, 2018

Missed the bus 1989

I will never forget it was the Summer of 1989. You are out of school for the summer and what that means is that there are summer programs for kids who are out of school ( 3 months to be exact). I remember how students who participated in this program all went to Sarah J. Rawson Elementary school and rode the school bus to go to Trinity College in Hartford. The City of Hartford had a lot of programs like that every year for 6-8 weeks. You went to Trinity College everyday and took classes like if you were in Elementary School. The major differences is that you enjoyed better food for breakfast & lunch and got involved in sports more and took classes like the following: Tennis, Swimming, Enrichment, etc. Enrichment wasn't considered a sports class because it was a class where you were more sociable (A lot of students wish that there were more classes like that in school, lol). I would enjoy the classes because they were chill and students had a chance to relax from the work they have done in elementary school. At 11, I enjoyed doing some Gymnastics (not much of a gymnast but it didn't stop me from trying anyway) and it was fun. Everything was going well but there is always one thing that can happen that will cause you to be wondering what are you going to do to get out of the dilemma you are in? Well, me and another classmate, who was about 10-11 years old both went to the same elementary school Sarah J. Rawson and we both somehow managed to miss the school bus that we normally would take to go back to Sarah J. Rawson. Me & the classmate was not the best of friends but we both realized that we were going to have to put aside our differences and be friends if we were going to go home to our family.

Meanwhile, the first thing you do when you are lost is go to a police officer. That's what we learned to do and is part of the "safety first" manual. Me & the other classroom saw a woman police officer (Hispanic woman) and told her that we were lost and that we were trying to figure out how we were going to get from where we were at from Trinity College to Hartland Street & Pembroke Street in Hartford. The police officer woman told us to go to the fire station and ask the fireman if we can use his phone to phone our parents. Me & the other classmate did exactly what the woman police officer had told us to and asked the fireman if we could call our parents. At first the fireman wanted to know if we were lost and we told him "yes." Then he wanted to know where we live and me and the other classmate told him Hartland and Pembroke Street. The woman police officer came inside the fire station and filled the fireman in on everything that was going on and the fireman let us use his phone so that we can call our parents. My friend called his parents and I remember calling my mom telling her how the bus left me and another classmate and that we were calling because we are going to be late to both Hartland Street (where the classmate lived at) and Pembroke Street (where I lived at). My mom understood and was calm because she knew this was a different case scenario then the time I went missing back in 1986. I let her know that a police officer will be taking me home to the house and the other classmate home back at his house. Me and the other classmate filled the woman police officer in that our parents understand that we will be coming home in a police car on Hartland Street and Pembroke Street. The woman police officer dropped me off at my house first to Pembroke Street and dropped off the other classmate off to his house at Hartland Street. By the time I got home I remember my mom telling me, "The school bus driver is not going to always ask is everyone on the bus like he didn't in you and your classmate's case so you have to make sure that you are out there in time to catch the bus from now on." I listened to my mom and made sure that nothing like that ever happened to me again.
























Me and my classmate missed our bus at Trinity College.
















We met a woman police officer and asked her for help at the police station and she told us to go to the fire station and ask them if we could use their phone to call our parents.






















Me and the classmate asked the fireman if we could use his phone to call our parents, the woman police officer filled him in on everything and the fireman let us use his phone to call our parents.

Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Do You Have Short Term Memory?


























53%
You answered 8 out of 15 questions correctly

A Pig! 
 
Getting this result means you have got 50% - 74% questions right.

This might sound like a stupid result to you, but in fact, it means you are actually quite smart and you have the average memory - the memory span that each normal human should have. A pig's memory span resembles a monkey's, if not the monkey's is a bit larger.


Many people think pigs as stupid once they see them rolling around in the mud, carefree. But they are much smarter than you give them credit for! 

Here are some fun facts about pigs, showing that they are indeed very clever if you are still not very convinced:

Pigs have a well developed sense of smell. They can find things underground and have been used to find truffles, a French delicacy, or to sniff out drugs in service to policemen. That shows they're intelligent.

Aaaaaaannnndddd ...


Scientists believe that pigs are one of the most intelligent animals, ranking close behind apes and dolphins. Ha, told you! 

How Good Is Your Long Term Memory?




















You remember everything! 
From your childhood to last week, you haven't missed any details! We are so impressed with you!! We are even thinking of recommending you to a special CIA position. This is incredible!

http://www.playbuzz.com/jennykentwood10/how-good-is-your-long-term-memory#half

How Adventurous are you?

You are 68% adventurous!
 
68%
Stay the way you are! You are totally adventurous!^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^ ^_^

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Responsibility Test

you are 99% 90%responsible
 
90%
CoNgRatUlAtIoNs!!!!!! you are the man of success.. go on with your principles/vijaya mantras for a very very successful life... you had proved it here dude....

What Kind of Hiker Are You?














You hike at a steady pace, and carry lightweight gear. You buy the best lightweight gear you can, whithout going over your budget.  You do not mind a little extra weight if it means you get to carry a few luxuries like, an extra pair of socks, a book to read at night, and a pocket radio to listen to while hiking. You have reasonable distance goals, but you stop to enjoy the views.

Balanced Hiker Attributes: Steady hiking pace, Carries light/budget friendly gear, Carries a few items to make the trek more comfortable.

http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/personality/quizreport.php?title=what-kind-of-hiker-are-you&sid=NTYyNDgwOTA=




Monday, October 31, 2016

My Top 10 Favorite Christmas Songs





















#10 Feliz Navidad


I could always get into this Spanish song during Christmas time.



#9 Frosty The Snowman

Another song that I can get into that I really enjoying hearing is Frosty The Snowman. I can still hear this song & picture watching little kids building snowmans, lol!



#8 White Christmas

If you're at home around all of your friends & family and you have a big Christmas party that is flooded with Christmas presents while chowing down on some really delicious Christmas cookies & a large glass of milk, then you can remember the white Christmas's that we've had and really enjoy the song White Christmas.



#7 Jingle Bells

Whoever thought that a classic Christmas song like Jingle Bells could be sung in 2 different versions (You don't want to hear Bart Simpson's version of Jingle Bells from the Simpsons). Anyway, Jingle Bells is a really good classic Christmas song to sing while decorating your Christmas tree.



#6 Joy To The World

I've heard this Christmas song so much that Christmas would not be the same if this song was not sung. I've heard this song a lot in church. I've been to Christmas parties at church where this song was sung. I remember taking home a little fruit basket with fruit & candy after Christmas services at The Full Gospel Interdenominational Church in Manchester many times when I was a little boy.



#5 A Way In A Manger

There is nothing like a good Christmas song to sing about than the birth of Jesus Christ like A Way In A Manger. Great song but most importantly the song represents the true meaning of Jesus. This song is priceless!



#4 O Little Town Of Bethlehem

A really great song to hear at Christmas time. When you hear any song whether it's in church, on TV, or even if they are Christmas carolers singing outside, O Little Town Of Bethlehem reminds me of a great song that you could hear outside of the town you live in.



#3 O Holy Night

I really love this song and my absolute rendition of this song that I love is by Celine Dion!



#2 Do You Hear What I Hear

This song is a classic that I really enjoy hearing!



#1 This Christmas

Talking about a song that you can really get into is This Christmas. Think about all of the Christmas's you've had. They may have been special to you in their own way or you may not always feel that way about your Christmas's. However, when family & friends get together on Christmas and enjoy good home cooked food, gifts, and laughs, then This Christmas is a really good Christmas song to hear!

Those are my top 10 favorite Christmas songs that I really enjoy hearing every year.